"Tagorth, The Cavern (2nd ed.)" genre: New Age
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	This the story of Tagorth, a magnificient cavern in which initiation rites took place in the ancient times. This haunting melody is describing the huge entrance with a soft waterfall dripping from the top, the main dark corridor, the hall of crystals and, finally, the Grand Dome, where an gigantic hall has a big hole in the ceiling, letting the light to pass through and lightening the center where is the altar. Wizards and the "Lords Of Darkling Light" meet here to perform the rite of Darkling Light. Hear reverberation bouncing everywhere, a dub-flute and a basoon following a 6/8 rhythm played by ancient drums. In this second edition you will note a different texture, better quality and plenty more air in between than in the previous version.
	CD: Ethereality Credits: GNOMUSY (David Caballero) (C) 2000
	Story Behind the Song In north of Spain and South of France there are several mystic caverns full of haunting stories and legends. Visiting some of them is an awesome experience, one feels the magic spells still floating in the air, and the distant echoes of wizards. To test my brand new Lexicon reverb unit, I challenged this track that has supposed three months of hard work, most of the effort has been invested in the programming of instruments, particularly voices, and the fine-tuning of echoes. I must say I'm impressed of the crisp clarity and incredible richness of reverberation of this effect unit. I definitely fell in love with it forever!! Gear: Korg X3, Kurzweil K2500, Lexicon MPX500, Mackie VLZ 1202

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